Stock Investment
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Bharti Airtel: Quarterly Result update; Retain BUY
Results : Bharti Airtel reported Rs. 23,000 Cr in loss due to the exceptional item (~30,000 Cr) of Annual Gross Revenue (AGR) Fees as described in our previous note.
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Time in the Market vs Timing the Market: Why Staying Invested Matters More
“Successful Investing takes time, discipline and patience.
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Stock Market Correction: 3 Smart Strategies Every Investor Must Know
Currently, we are experiencing a market correction in the stock market which is a normal part and a temporary phenomenon in a business cycle.
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Illusion of Validity and Power of Process
There are only handful of fund managers who have beaten an index for more than 10 years, in India and abroad.
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High Return on Capital Stocks: Great Businesses vs Good Businesses
Most successful long-term investments have one thing in common – they are backed by fundamentally strong businesses.
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Why a Model Portfolio Approach Can Work Against You
A model portfolio is a predefined basket of stocks with fixed weightages, managed based on a fund manager’s conviction and risk-reward framework.
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Do numbers increase conviction in investing?
Conviction in investing is often misunderstood as a result of detailed financial analysis and forecasting.
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NRI Bank Accounts Explained: NRE vs NRO vs FCNR for Investing in India
Becoming a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) opens up exciting opportunities to earn globally while continuing to build wealth in India.
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How NRIs Can Invest in Indian Stocks: A Complete Guide
How NRIs can invest in Indian stocks is a question that combines regulatory understanding with practical execution.
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What an NRI needs to do to Invest in Indian Stocks?
Step-by-step guide for NRIs to invest in Indian stocks: NRE/NRO & Demat accounts, PIS approval, RBI rules, taxation, and smart investing with MoneyWorks4Me.
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What we learnt about Investing in Quality Stocks?
Since the beginning, MoneyWorks4me investing strategy is buying good stocks when they are available at discount to their fair value (MRP).
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Why “Who Doesn’t Know That?” Is One of the Most Important Questions in Investing
Investors spend a great deal of time searching for information. They follow market news, track economic developments, read company announcements, and listen to expert opinions.